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New grow from start to end, 200 plants.Fighting buddha,mental floss and sage n sour.
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Mate your drying racks look like they are abhout to break, i can see them bending on the bottom...woohoo!!! not a complaint a compliment!!!
ROCK ON!!!
GrowDoc
ROCK ON!!!
GrowDoc
Moppel said:looks nice. here is how is mine.
p/s plants for private use, i hang with leaves and stick on a string.
Mad Scientist
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Heya Moppel. Nice choice of strains and even nicer plants man. Too bad about the mold. I'm wondering if the cause of it had anything to do with the fact that you had them all in the same box, perhaps making them more vulnerable. I imagine that the exact same environment for different types of plants might not be ideal, weakening the defense system of some of them. Which plants did you take as a reference for nutrition and which plants showed most of the mold in the end? Just trying to think with you in an effort to unmask the true cause.
I think that plants of the same species should be put together so they can 'communicate' more easliy, and it may be that sub-species communicate on a different level. Not talking about the universe here, but about the acids plants pass on through the root system and touch. Elements in the air are even involved in passing on signals to plants nearby. They can warn eachother so to say, and good communication strengthens their defence. Food for thought...
I think that plants of the same species should be put together so they can 'communicate' more easliy, and it may be that sub-species communicate on a different level. Not talking about the universe here, but about the acids plants pass on through the root system and touch. Elements in the air are even involved in passing on signals to plants nearby. They can warn eachother so to say, and good communication strengthens their defence. Food for thought...
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well Moppel, having tasted those strains i can now say that not only do they look real nice, but they are real nice lol. specially the mental floss, which was a rteal treat i must say. one of those real distinct tasting and smelling strains. a total pleasure to toke on. my second favorite is the fighting bhuda, although you had to take it a bit early, it still has a very strong hit, even if the taste isn't quite as special as the MF. what fun it was to actually smoke the strains that i watched you grow on the internet.
but the best part was meeting another grower who's as passionate about growing as i am. can't wait for the next party...
peace out
gm
but the best part was meeting another grower who's as passionate about growing as i am. can't wait for the next party...
peace out
gm
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Very impressive! Indeed!
Willie!
Willie!
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nice haul moppel! 
what kinda flavor did you get in that fighting buddha?
what kinda flavor did you get in that fighting buddha?
the fighting Buddha samples were strong hitting, without a really strong flavor, it has a certain smokey taste that i'm sure would be even nice if it had a bit longer to finish. my favorite was actually the mental floss, which has a very clear and distinct flavor, it is a sharp flavor that you will recognize again every time the joint is passed, but don't ask me to describe it in words. i will say, that mental floss is the perfect name for the strain, lol.
to make a really fair and accurate smoke report i would have to smoke that bud for a few days and make the report while smoking it. i even have a smoke report ten plate for those difficult smoke reports. let me know if i should pm you it, it's a great help and i would love to see it filled out on the mental floss.
i can't wait to see your SuperSilverHaze pics.
peace
to make a really fair and accurate smoke report i would have to smoke that bud for a few days and make the report while smoking it. i even have a smoke report ten plate for those difficult smoke reports. let me know if i should pm you it, it's a great help and i would love to see it filled out on the mental floss.
i can't wait to see your SuperSilverHaze pics.
peace
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well, chalk up mental floss on the "to acquire" list. 
Mad Scientist said:Heya Moppel. Nice choice of strains and even nicer plants man. Too bad about the mold. I'm wondering if the cause of it had anything to do with the fact that you had them all in the same box, perhaps making them more vulnerable. I imagine that the exact same environment for different types of plants might not be ideal, weakening the defense system of some of them. Which plants did you take as a reference for nutrition and which plants showed most of the mold in the end? Just trying to think with you in an effort to unmask the true cause.
I think that plants of the same species should be put together so they can 'communicate' more easliy, and it may be that sub-species communicate on a different level. Not talking about the universe here, but about the acids plants pass on through the root system and touch. Elements in the air are even involved in passing on signals to plants nearby. They can warn eachother so to say, and good communication strengthens their defence. Food for thought...
Not bad thinking, but i think it is a little different in my system, because i use so much soil instead of using pots. This way the plants can regulate themself
(is that good english?). And in nature all kind of plants stand together also....
Everything we've grown so far (apart from the Diesel) hat Haze in it 
